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// -Albert Einstein //
Amy E. Corbin acorbin1@gulls.salisbury.edu +Associates of Arts in Teaching Degree in Elementary Education (AAT) received from Wor Wic Community College +Working Towards a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education (BA) currently at Salisbury University

Hello all! My name is Miss Corbin and I am very excited for the year we will be spending with each other! I have been studying Elementary Education for 4 years now and am working towards a minor in psychology, so I feel I am prepared to have a great year with your child! What I feel is most important in making this year a successful one is having open communication with you (parent or guardian), and making sure your student is getting all the resources and supports he/she may need in order to grow in my classroom. I have known I wanted to teach as early as 5th grade, so I am ready to start this journey of my career and push my students as far as they are willing to go.

Just to tell you about myself, I was born and raised in Crisfield, Maryland. When starting school, I was a part of Somerset County Public Schools but transferred my 10th grade year to a Private School. Having been in both, I feel I have an advantage above other educators because I know what to expect out of my students. It is there, at Holly Grove Christian School, that I graduated from in May of 2010. Immediately after graduation, I went to Wor Wic Community College and graduated in Fall of 2012 with an Associates Degree in Elementary Education. From there, I took my education to Salisbury University and will graduate in December of 2014 with a Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education with a minor in psychology. What I hope for my career is to become a well rounded teacher who is able to teach her students effectively while using art integration, and technology in the class. Using inquiry and background knowledge is important in order for a student to make connections to instruction.

What I expect out of my students this year is to try. Trying means growth and to attempt anything I ask of them is more gratifying to me vs. whether they are 100% on target or not. I look forward to this school year and the memories that will be created!